Start here, darling
Bras & Bralettes
Comfort first, darling. Let's look at the band, cups and the shape you want under your clothes. If you wear breast forms, measure with the pair and supporting bra you intend to wear.
Start here, darling
Comfort first, darling. Let's look at the band, cups and the shape you want under your clothes. If you wear breast forms, measure with the pair and supporting bra you intend to wear.

Begin with a comfortable band and enough cup room. A simple cotton or wirefree bra can be an affordable first piece to try.
Match the intended wearing measurements to the individual style's chart. Check support with your arms raised and while sitting.
Cup shape matters as well as its letter. With forms, check that the cup holds the whole form without lifting it into an unnatural position.
Compare the underbust and bust ranges together. A stretchy letter size is still specific to that product.
Band and cup work together. Before changing either, identify whether the problem is the band, cup volume or cup shape.
Style 4693 / US4693
♥ Paula Ann Recommended
Paula’s tip: Cushioned straps are worth trying for everyday comfort. Fit the band and cups together rather than choosing from the ribcage number alone.
Style 4745 / US4745
Paula’s tip: Try the support panels with the shape you actually wear. With forms, check cup coverage and position before deciding.
Style 35007 — match pending
Exact style details are still being confirmed.
Paula’s tip: Let's confirm the model before comparing cup shapes. A collection name is not enough to promise a particular fit.
Style 3383
♥ Paula Ann Recommended
Paula’s tip: Try it beneath your chosen top to judge the outline. Check the band, cup edges and form position together.
Style Exact model to confirm
Paula’s tip: Use the product chart and the fit you already know. Do not automatically change cup or band based on a comparison with another brand.
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